… O Thou, whose mercy faileth not,  To us Thy heavenly grace accord;  Deal kindly with Thy people's lot,  And grant … classifies these variants into two main branches and traces their development against the background of the … Seroussi 2002) from the transalpine tradition and had embraced the music aesthetics of the surrounding culture. The …

… the words ‘ Noam Sephardi ’ … not only has the ‘ noam ’ [grace] vanished from our prayers, but the ‘ noam ’ has also …

… It should come as little surprise, then, to detect the traces of empire in the aesthetics of Jewish composers. The … the sole way to be a successful Russian composer was to embrace his own Jewish ethnic heritage. But this casual … believed that the Jews were an intrinsically gifted musical race. In the words of violinist Mischa Elman’s father, …

… When in the New York Tribune of September 26, 1915, I traced back its age as demonstrably earlier that 1750, … Hypothesis Also Ashkenazi melodies competed in the race for the origins of the tune of Hatikvah . The famous … [34] List’s arguments showed that it is impossible to trace clear-cut genealogies of such a widely diffused melodic …

… high F’ leap to the octave, which creates a yodel-like grace note. It is quite significant that even the … one that is sung by the entire congregation. We could not trace Western Ashkenazi musical transcriptions for this, but …

Meir Shimon Geshuri (née Bruckner; April 19, 1897 - December 9, 1977) was an Israeli…

… sherele -- scissors) tends to a more calm rhythm and to graceful expression. The klezmorim knew well how to discern … not available and the music is not available we could not trace the development of the Jewish sher until it reached the … known as the ‘sherele’) tends to a more quiet rhythm and a graceful expressiveness. The klezmorim knew well how to …